Experts forecast that this year, banks will race to increase their charter capital in order to improve capital adequacy ratios and meet the capital needs for high credit growth.
NCB''s charter capital surged from VNĐ5.6 trillion to VNĐ11.78 trillion, while Techcombank''s charter capital increased sharply from more than VNĐ35.2 trillion to nearly VNĐ70.66 trillion.
The settlement of bad debts must be developed into a draft law and submitted to the National Assembly (NA) in May 2025 for consideration and approval, according to a direction from Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính.
One reason, that the budget expenditure estimate approved by the National Assembly shows that Việt Nam this year has to repay more than VNĐ360 trillion of the principal debt of the central budget, against VNĐ270 trillion last year.
According to statistics, 7 banks, including Agribank, Bac A Bank, NCB, MBV, Eximbank, KienLongBank and VietBank, have so far this year increased mobilisation interest rates to attract idle cash flow from the population.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Bùi Thanh Sơn said this remittance level is equivalent to 2023, when remittances reached a record high post pandemic.
By launching ABBANK Business on Backbase’s platform, ABBANK aims to extend its impact among SMEs and entrepreneurs who prioritise digital convenience and robust financial support.
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has recently sent a document to commercial banks to publicly and transparently announce the principles for assigning credit growth in 2025.